1.
Things To Know About
UNSECURED CREDIT CARDS
By: www.newhorizon.org

2.
There are two basic
credit card types:
secured and
unsecured.
This presentation will explain how an
unsecured credit card works.

3.
What's an Unsecured Credit Card
An unsecured credit
card is a card (and
credit line) that
doesn't need any
collateral deposit
from you.

4.
● These unsecured credit cards are usually meant for those people having a
rather good credit rating.
● Virtually all unsecured credit cards may include a credit limitation.
● This is the whole quantity of credit which you are able to bill to the card.
● If you go over that limit, then you might be penalized.
● The actual quantity of the credit limit is set by the card issuer also it doesn't
need to be identical for each individual.
● To put it differently, 1 individual could have a limitation of 500 while some other
might have a limit of $5000.

5.
There are a few critical issues connected with a
unsecured credit card which customers should
know. Some of those problems include:

6.
The Grace Period:
● The grace period is the period of time which you need to pay your balance
prior to the card issuer starts charging you interest on the balance.
● Should you pay your balance in full before the grace period ends you won't be
charged interest.
● Each firm has its own quantity of time for elegance payments so make certain
that you read every organization's policy.

7.
Annual Fee
● Before you apply for an unsecured credit card view whether the provider
charges an yearly fee.
● This is a annual fee that's billed to your account or might need to be paid
ahead of time.
● Annual prices are more often related to secured credit cards but you will see
them with unsecured loans also.

8.
Balance Transfer
● A balance transfer is when you've got an present
equilibrium with a different organization and you move
that balance over to the new card.

9.
Annual Percentage Rate
● This is the interest that the firm is
going to bill you if you do not pay off
the full balance over the grace
period permitted.
● As you might imagine, the lower the
ARP, the less you will have to pay in
interest rates.

10.
Finance Charge
● Your bank card could include finance charges which are over
and beyond the APR.
● Finance charges are most often triggered when you take out a
payday advance.
● Again, make certain that you know these fees until you use the
card for purposes that activate added finance charges.

11.
Platinum or Gold Cards
● These cards generally carry a higher credit limit and might
include a few additional advantages or benefit programs.
● These are nice to have but be certain that you aren't paying
extra for something which you won't use.

12.
Read to get your own unsecured credit?
We compiled unsecured credit cards for bad credit here.